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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-23
FAREWELL no NpINrn,,.
Rev. FrancI> u. smrr's New Eirid q
Labor

h'N' tdhtI> ". Ntnrr's New Field OF
Labor.
Rcy. Francis Il. starr recently r,c.
tor Of the ST. Pau Parish, this CITY.
together with hi, worthy family. viii
leave on tie ear train, 10y the Mis-,
souri, Pacific railway, for his new
field Of labor. II, Rev. VIM. Ingram
Kip, bishop of the diocese of Carior-
MIA, has called Mr.. starr to be rector
OF the double parish OF san Pedro and
Wilmington, Los Angeles county.
California. To that point he will 90
ana. II he finds the place suitable. as
to all respects. rcciproctl,y, he wi /
assume the duties incumbent
upon the new charge. Rector
stars ministry, of several Yeats va
the WlcO Parish. has been vcrv fruit.
iu OF richest results, The III, -
practical evidence il offered ia the
unprecedented baptisms and the many
classes for confirmation which has
greeted each annual visit OF the
Bishop The last class presented Ly
Rector Star to Bi.hUp Gregg. al
though two whose purpose 1t was to
oiltr failed OWING to illness, was the
largt st ever presented at one service
i'll the history OF -. Paul Parish.
SaddCucd hearts will bewah the de-.
parture ofthc beloved pastor aud
his most estimate lady Warme.t
wishes for their future welfare Will 20
with them. Pray rs for their veal
will be dcvoutedly brcsthcd, and rs
'Oug rs the dew moistcns the leaves
Of The live oaks of 81 Paul, or from
It's grassy lawn spark "a the morn
ing sun. Rector starr viii be rcmcm-
bcrcd ant loved, and so will be his
family. because their Offices were
Jointly given in sit g!eno>. of heart, In
the service of the Lord aud in His
Holy ministry, all the DAYS of each
week and upon the SnbbNths as they
came and pastaway again -ueccs,ivcly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-23

The rains on Tuesday night drew n
circle about Waco from four to ten
miles and within that circle scarcely
"A drop OF ram fell, while out OF that
rain, good to great and heavy fell all
around. On the Corsicana road henvv
rain, tell over the Tehuacana, reaching
iua good shower to the other edge Of
Dry Pond.
ON the Crawford road the rain bc
gan just beyond the Berry Tricr farm.
and was heavy further ON at the
Durham and higgins farm and
about Hog creek,
a heavy rain is said to have fallen
at Marlin.
y good rain began at Whitehall
and was heavy beyond.
No rain, it is said, fell on the Sonth
Bosquc,
a good rain is reported at Spccglc-
Vile
On Hog creek the rain is said to be-
the heaviest that has fallen for II
year.
ON the Groesbceck road the rain
began AT the 'Irhuacana and extended
back at least a- far as ten miles
a fine rain fell ut Moody.
a heavy rain fell east of Corsiclna
and TIL, side OF Corsicana rs far as
the lehuacana.
A heavy rain is reported down the
river eight miles from the city and
extending downward.
a very heavy rain fell about IIewett
on the Missouri Pacific, section
which was suffering greatly from
drought.
ON the Springfield road good rain
began about four miles from the city,
extending to Il considerable distance.
At the head of Trading House and
William, creeks fine rains are re.
ported.
CA the Bolton road good rain fell
on the Bullhidc and the wind blew
down barn ana granlry tor Mr. Geo.
kcehle
Fine rains fell in the vicinity of
Battle Institute aud a house was
blown of its foundation for Mr.. Fer
guSOn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-23

mos, Immediately. Unlike all other prepare.
lions II a SIMILAR kind no Special instructions
are required a. 10 what one shall or shall not
eat. This ftc, alone ought 10 commend u TO all
troubled with dyspepsia, = ~ Homes,
YinelAnd y J.
Genuine has our trade mark lin red on trout
j. ii. ZEILIS CO., Philadelphia.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-23

WhnI n truIy beauIiIUl wOrTd we Two IN,
nature gives ne grandeur OF mountains glens
ami oceans AMI thousands Of means OF onloy.
mont We eau desire no better when ia perfect
Mo fr.I Ike giving IT mp. dlsheariened, dis
couraped and worn out with disease when
there is no occa son for this fee ing KS Very
sufferer can easily obtain sailtiacloI{ pr'.i,
free rom disease. MS when born, py-psi ia
and Liver Complaint are the direct ciuses OF
seventy. five Ter ceutof such mn. a1leI as ~
tivencss Narvou- pro,trauuu, Dizziness Of The
Head, Pnipitetiou of NE Heart and oiher dis,
tr,ssing symptoms Three los'' OF Augus'
Flower VIII prove its wonderful tHee| Sam
PIE bottles ID cDuts.-.Iry T.
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holtu ~ 'ni7 ,iI "no 500" Us. --..
killed by the sooth bound train last
night He was subject to epilepsy
and 1t is supposed he fell in fit on
the track, lie leaves wife and a
daughter, the latter asea 10
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Thc storm ntItobinson.

The storm on Tuesday night seems
to have been .evcrc only at Robinson
and vicinity. several barns in the
ncighborhood were blown down and
out houses badly wrecked. and the
roof blown oil one house. The worst
work of the storm however was the
rum of the pretty little Presbyterian
church, the pride Of the little town,
It was blown of the foundation,
twisted and broken and one corner
stove in so that it is n question if it
can be repaired ut all. Mr., Caleb
Daniel. who WAS in the storm, was
obliged to leave his buggy and cling
TO n fence. such was the force of the
wind. Corn was badly blown down.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-23

Opened 30 doz, boys brown cashmere
Knee pants, all wool great drive ut
soc PER pair, 30 to-. b.! blue flannel
Knee pants 40 Soc pr pair, 20 don.
boys checked cashmere kucc pant, at
7jc per pa.r wei worth $l25. Come
and make your selections before the
sizes are broken.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-23

Ten cent lunch at 81. Charles. Hot
or cold. Crcam, cheese, day or night.
steak aud fish, finest in the market.
Give us a call.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-23

How the folks do hunt after Tuck
cr's "D.arhrea and Cholera mixture"
Now Il days they know whats good
tor cm. Price only . bits
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truIIIiII,,on Il
people from going
cheapest aud best 4
boots, Shoes, hats, 1
ever broughtto I'll Il
street and square. |
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-23

Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup should a..
ways be used for children tecthing. II soothcs
the child. softcns the gums, a!lays all pains,
cures wind collie and Is the best remedy for
diarrh Pm
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me TRIAL RESUMED.

carry sharp beyond the Jur lsuIcJ on
Of the court,
me TRIAL RE~UMhD,
Cashier Merwin, of The Pacific bank,
was reca led aud testified to loans to
Thos, b, Kerr at different dates IN 1884
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Parties thinking OF gong to Cali
tornia can get information greatly TO
their advantage by calling on j. l..
ElEin N Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-23

Try egg phosptrAtis, the best drink
Of the season at W. a. William SON
n Co.'S
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-23

ASK your family physician what b,
thinks of Wooten Wells water. II. E
R'sher n Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-23
LEVINE Bios

Old PAL ers Tor sale NJ Inn EXANI-
NER office Mt % ccuts per fund ed or
- per thousand.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-23

on these we have still u few left aud
they must 90, 80 como and make Your
selection before its too late.
LEVINE Bros.
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THE NATIONAL UNION
Accidental InSurancclpon Most AppIOycdPIm
OFFICE CORNER THIRD AND f8ANlN srsr1rS WACO rsW,S
R. PARROT President -. IIlOS D(CllW Secretary
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FEATURES : OF : THE : NATIONAL : UNION
MAXIMUM BtNtflTS on PRtftRRtD RISNS.


quarterly payments thus avoiding irregular intervals NO
uA No
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tied JtwcnysiX weeks.
o.
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ricnnial period witch Boz used
expiration succeeding period
in holder should his
transferred to security u.cd
future
Five dollars membership
$3.50 secures hal mem bcrsp certificate in the Nan -.
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W SLANDEN, Treasurer fb Woou MAJ TcN
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Headache is u common complaint.
1t is generally caused by u dcraagcd
stomach, or disordcd liver, Morris
Cascarine is the remedy ior these
ills
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-09-07
OBITU AIRY.

MRS. ELLA COULTER HASKELL de-
parted this life at the home OF her brother
in-law, w. II. Parker, Esquire, on the evening
OF the . of September, 1887, in tho tifty-third
year of her age, having been born In Abbc-
willie, on the3 of March. 1875.
She was the fourth daughter Of the late
Judge WardIaw, and in early life inirrmar.
ricd with Langdun &. Haskell, who preceded
her by several years to the grave.
To her orphan children, to her bercavcd
relatives and friends who SO deeply dcploi c
their loss, it is needless 10 recount her gentle
and lovely qualitieS-the public is hut little
concerned about these.
TO the former her tnrtitudc in suffering, her
cheerfnlnesS under Affections, her sweetness
of disposition and her pious resignation will
remain as precious memories.
TO the latter she was nothing but n woman
weak and fr;iil of budy-and yet sustained
by purity of heart and sanc,ilcd by saving
faith in tuc merits of the crucifcd One. she
has taught to all by the example of Il well or
dered lie, and even more 10y brave and
peaceful death, how best to meet and van
quiSh the King Of TcrrorS:
"One by one our friends depart,
WHO hath not lost Il fricnd?'
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LoWNDEsvILLE's LIFE AND TALK.
The Dry Weather---The Short CrODs.--
New Letter.--SeTiOus Cuts in the
Face -.- yIr. Lcitck's Prcaching.--
Price of Gotten Picking -.- First
Bale

IowSDESyIIIE Sept J. 1887
oroin fnr nearly three weeks.
,is now prcttv dry and dusty.
rhn short dry srGil has changed tho pros-
na,t for n mil cation cron. Many farmers put
! + down to but little, il any more than one
i,.t ,ro,L Mr. Stevenson. Of Hortwe)I. came
ornr RI hrinr his sister Mrs l. T.. Donald and
her children home.
Nrs Watson. of Anderson has been visit
inG Mr. r Perry Allen and family.
6r, @ Il. Horton is very sick. His attend
i,r nhisicinns saw that he is in n very critical
rondition We hone for the best.
The venerable Mr. Arnold had n stroke OF
paralysis last week and is now very low.
! 4 protractcd meeting is now being carried
on nj Fellowship church.
Rev. W. a. Hodges gave our little town Il
very five minutesl "fIving visit last Sutur-
dnv eveninp
Mr. Jnhn IJorton who has been ot home for
sometime, has returned to his former position
mon the Suv.nnoh Valley r. r.
tIn q rnv 1avs thorn will be an additional
train mt upon this road to- he continued, at
ia"st dnri,in the FuiI and Winter.
Mr. p 7. Sturkcy and family OF Mccormick
have moved into the Brooks house.
Mr Stnrtcv has entered into business with
Nn.srs ~ U.i,nrnnd con Wenrc ciod 10 woi.
come nil such men as MIR. SturEey TO our
Town
'"Wr Mr.: T T, Cozbv Of Atlanta who has becn
IN thc comfy for sometime visiting is now nj
MIR r e. Kay,s
Mrs / II. iatimcr from near Abbevillc, G..
IT is WISHING the family of Mr.. ]. r. Latimcr.
Nr I = Uarnpr md Miss MatIoX of Elbcrt
attended services Mt Methodist church here
on Yesterday.
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HhG State Of South Carolina
County of Abbeville.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Thos. n. Smith, rs Administrator Of Isabella
Tolbert, deceased Plaintiff,
against
Elvlra Tolbcrt, Sallic Smith, Mamie Smith,
and others, heirs and distributes of Isa-
bella Tolbert, deceased, Defendants.
COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
Compliant serrcd.)

To the Defendants Elvira Tolbert, sallie
Smith, Mamie Smith, Willie Smith, Tere-
sa Smith and the unknown children OF j.
Wesley Tobert Ulias Wilson, deceased:
I OU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND
required TO answer the complaint In this ac-
ton, Of which copy Is filed in tho Office OF
the Judge of the Court of Probate, and to
serve copy of your answer to the said COM
plaint at the office OF said Judge Of Probate
within twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive of the day Of such service; and II
you fail 10 answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid and TO show cause why the re-
lief prayed for should not be granted the
plaintiff In this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded In the complaint. to
wit, for the sale OF the real estate Of said Isa-
bella Tolbert, deceased, In aid or the payment
of debts in aid of personally.
Dated Sept. 6, A. d. 1887.
PARKER & MCGOWAN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
u.S.l J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
To the Absent Defendants, the unknown chill
dren OF J. Wesley Tolbert alias Wilson, de-
ceased:
TAKE NOTICE that the summons In this
case of which the above is q copy, with com.
plaint has been filed IN the office OF the Judge
Of the Court of Probate for Abbevil!e county
State aforesaid, on day OF Sept a. d. 1887.
PARKER e. MCGOWAN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Scut. 1 1851 O.
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MILITARY REVIEW.
Annual Inspection OF the AbbeHilie
Rifles,

The Abbeville Rifles were reviewed ycstcr-
day evening ON the Public Square by Adju-
tant and Inspector General lionhain. capt.
Nc .iowan and his IicutenantS were IN COM
maud. Thirly-eishl men in tn" State uni
form made up the Company, Nearly all OF
our citizens witnessed the min"urrrs o., the
Inspection. The balcony OF the New Hot'l
WINS crowded with the grace and beauty OF
Ahbcvillu, while on the street corners many
groups stood witnessing the military move
mcnlS.
Among those who saw the inspection was
Cantain Hyde Of Charleston who, ii Is said.
EXPRESSED himself as much pleased not only
with the accuracy and prompincSS with
which the commands were executed, bul
wa; also impressed with the fine personal
.apnr;irancc Of the IECmhcr> Of the company.
Il" Thought he had not seen u liEGr body u:
m"n anywhere.
General Bonham was delighted at the fine
drill of the Company, and the presence OF
ladies was TO him gratifying evidence OF
the sympathy which. the company receives
from the icli;i!c members of the community.
The Abbcrillc Rifles are quite an instttu-
tiun in Abbeville. Nearly all Of our best
young men are members of the Company,
aud under the command of Captain McGow-
an their military spirit never flags
The officers and men acquitted thrmSelfes
handsomely throughout the inspection.
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THE ABBEvILLE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
Its Organization --- Its Growth SO It's
Good HOrk---Its Recent Meetfng-.-
Its liberal Subscriptions to Be-
neYOIence.


Editor Press and Banner:
| | send you a short report of the annual
meeting of the Abbevilo Baptist Association.
| thinking II would be OF interest to some OF
the readers of your excellent paper.
This body was formed In September, 1860. by
! Association. believing their withdrawal
would not materially injure the mother, and
! thinking they could better promote the object
Whth hey %eEe v1
q missionary spirit. the promotion of piety
and the diffusion of the knowledge OF saliva
tinn.' The membership at its organization
was about 60A.
| At it's 18th anniversary conyening with Fell
lowship church on the 3lst August, there were
preScn. 90 delegates, representing Il churches
with q membership of 1880. Eleven churches
having been organized. and ten houses OF wor.
ship built in Abbcville county since the Or
ganizalion OF the Association. AZ the late
meeting the former officers were reelected {:
J. II. Wideman, Moderator. Thos l.. Moore,
Clerk; w. u. Acker, the Treasurer. holding
over at the pleasure of the Association.
| The introductory sermon was preached by
Rev. B. +. Miller. text Romans 10Th chapter,
| first verse, and showed he had given his sub
| ject thorough study.
The churches as reported by letters have dis
bursed during the year for various benevolent
objects the sum Of S9j979, much smaller
amount than usual owing to the fact that II
met this year in August. having met hereto
fore in October. There were reported IL Sab
DaLl SchoOls, representing iubt ledcucls anu
scholars. Their contributions to Foreign Mis-
SionS about SO. Among the visiting brethren
were Drs. r. II. Griffith and T. NJ. Bailey and
w. w. Keys, Greenville, and J. b. Watson, of
| Anderson, who added much to the Interest OF
the meeting in their addresses on the subjects
OF Missions, Education and Temperance.
| The sessions were harmonious and pleasant.
and the delegates were handsomely entertain
ed by the Fellowship people who have always
| been noted for their hospitality.
The next session will convene with the Bap-
tist church at Troy on Wednesday before the
third Lords day in October, 1857. NJ.
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Commissioner Gilman has favored us with
n copy of the report of the Agricultural De.
partment. Every intelligent farmer should
have Il copy. 1t Is II valuable work. -Four
hundred thousand copies have been printed.
DR.. q. b. Reid, of DOnalds, has recently rc.
turned from trip to Georgia, where he used
the mineral waters, and has rccupcrated his
health, much I" the delight of his numerous
friends in this section.
Mr.. james II. Pearson, of Anderson, has
changed his place of business. and can now
be found in one OF the largest houses III that
city.
The lrtharGy that had seemed to have taken
such complete control Of our citizens has dc-
parted. The merchants are busy receiving
with NOR" life and agility us the days grow
cooler and longer.
y young son Of James z. Ellis died of dip
therla.
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Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF ABBENILLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
A. ]. Salinas & Son against w. II. PurlIerson
Foreclosure.
DY virtue of All order OF sale made In the
ID above stated case, / will offer for sale al
Abbcville G. r., s. c., on Sa!cday in October
1887, within the legal hours OF sale, the FOL,
lowing aescribcd property, situate in said
state and County, to wit: All that lot OF land
in the town of Ninety six, containing
One Acre.
more or less, bounded on the North by
lands of j. \. Moore, on the East by lands
of w. ii. Purkcrson, and on South ana Wesl
by lands of J. A. Monroe.
TERMS or SALE-Chsh. Purchaser to
pay the Master for papers.
''' j. G. KLUGH, Master.
Sept. !, 1857. 4t
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Masters Sale.
TAe ,StQte Of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF ABBf.N llslsfs.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Thos. +. Britt, Administrator, against j. NJ
observation-disclosures.
DY virtue Of an order of sale made In the
ID above stated case, | vii olrr for sale al
public outcry at Abbeviilc C.. H.. 5. e., on
Salcday in October, 1887, within the lrga
hours Of sale. the following described prop
crIy. situate in said State and County, &c
wit: All that tract or parcel Of land, the Nc
Cain tract, containing
Thirty Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands o! j. f. Clink
scnle>, s. \. Glover, and James Cresswcll
also lot IN Troy
80 X 100 Feet.
more or less, and bounded by Bradley 4
Thomson, Augusta Street, and by Il. W
Iitrs, hcing lot No. IL In Block j. Also lot
in Troy continuing
Two Acres,
more or less, md bounded by e. G. & c. e.
r, r., James White. and II. w. Lites
TERMS OF SALE-Cnsh. Purchaser tc
pay the Muster for papers.
j. G. KI.UGII, Master.
Sept. :, 1887. 4t
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The Press and Banner
Wednesday, Sept. 7, 1887.
VIII co to Augusta.

Mr.. 4. Mach. Singleton, for the last tw''
years our very able, efficient and ever watch
full correspondent from Greenwood. will give
up his situation in the store Of Capt {. y. {.
Waller to take situation nS salesman in the
dry goods DEPARTMENT of that great house of
j. Is. White. dealer in dry goods, clothing and
shoes, at 12D to 7lD Broad Street, Augusta,
Georgia. Mr.. Singleton is wei and favorably
known ptrsDnaiiy on the Stludl side OF the
county and through th" Press and tanner,
he is well acquainted TO all III" rend"rs OF this
paper. Mr.. j. B. White conld not have gotten
q better man from our county, Or one who
will be more missed by nS. MLy gool luck
and prosperity ever attend so true and so
faithful q man as Mac Singleton.
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EnterDriSiu= Firm.

One Of the most ertcrprising houses in
upper South Carolina is that of Mr. j., w
PAYNE, dealer i'm dry gorls, millinery, Goth,
Ing, shoes and hats. at Greenwood. But his
specially Is in the millinery line. He has
the best skill in the millinery department
that good Judgment and the liberal use @i
money can secure in the Northern cities
His place is really place OF beauty and the
ladies of his cS:uhlShtnCn: arc first class in
oil that pertains To tirir line o: business
The pretiieSt thing in bonuets this year, is
pretty face.
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The AbI.cy:lle National Bank.

The AbbrvilIe National Bank is doing fine
business II is growing in popular favor. and
It's business is extending 10 every part OF the
county. The deposits will be larger this win
ter than at any time since its organization
and 1t is said that the capital stock may DG
Increased ns the demands of trade may call
for a large cash capital. Since we have rcaliz'
ed the advantages of Bank In our commu.
nifty, the wonder Is expressed that we ever got
on without such an institution.
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To Sell, Lease or Rent.

THE FARM between Abbeville and Hodges
| known rs the "Hugh NJ. Wardlaw Home
stead" containing 200 ACRES-enough good
tilluble land for three horse farm. Branch
bottoms. good grain and cotton lands. Will
lease from one to five years. or will sell on five
annual installments. Reference w. @. Nc
GOwan. ELIZA WARDLAW.
New Hotel, Abbeville, S. G.. Aug. "a. 1887.
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Prize Essays.

Essays on tie Mission OF the Press have
been received from persons signing as fol-
: lows:
XT.I Go. IL
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\. y. ii. (Nn. -
Nmator style.
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q.
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T"cumSch W. Abrams.
br. BctSey.
Motto Hall.
Other essays without any signature at all.
They will be turned over tOa committee as
soon as secured who will need some time for
examination of the papers.
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Masters Sale.
The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF AEDEVILLE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Pope 4 Flcmming against NJ. II. l1utchlson
foreclosure.
pY virtue Of nh order of sale made In the
- above stated case, I will offer for sale nj
public outcry at Abbevlllc G.. H., :: e., on
Salcday in October, 1887, within the legal
hours of sale, the following described proper
ty, situate in said State ard County, TO wit;
All that tract or parcel OF land containing
One Hundred Acres,
more or less. bounded on the north and east
by lands OF y. Henderson,, on the south hy
lands of NJ. X. liutchiSOn, and on the west by
lands of the estate of y. Henderson and an
other. The aforesaid one hundred acres o,
land being a part of Il tract of four hundred
and seventeen acres owned by the aforesaid
NJ. II. IIutchison.
TERMS OF SALE-CaSh. Purchaser tC
pay the Master for papers.
]. G. KLUGH, Master.
Sept. I, 1887 At